3 volumes 21 cm Includes bibliographical references v. 1. The process of capitalist production, translated from the 3d German ed. by S. Moore and E. Aveling.--v. 2. The process of circulation of capital.--v. 3. The process of capitalist production as a whole
Topics: Capital, Economics, Économie politique, economics, Capitalism

00:00 - Introduction to Capitalism, Socialism and Democracy and Joseph Schumpeter 01:36 - What level of irony are you on? 03:16 - The Invention of the Black-pill 04:14 - [name-dropping intensifies] 05:20 - The Context: Socialism and Keynes 08:49 - [LE BAD EDITTING] Schumpeter on Capitalism 10:14 - Capitalism and Inequality (Le 99% Face) 12:33 - The Virgin Perfect Competition 17:46 - Profits are people too! 19:44 - The Virgin Equilibrium 21:26 - Agree and Amplify! Creative Destruction 25:06 -...
Topics: Podcast, Anthropology, Consciousness, History, Ideas, Right, anarchism, antifragile, archeology,...

This episode of KOOP Radio's People United  features sociologist Robert Ovetz on austerity, capital accumulation, and the public university.  He spoke at the University of Texas at Austin on November 7, 2013.
Topics: People United, 91.7 FM, KOOP Radio, Austin TX, community radio, Robert Ovetz, Robert F Ovetz,...

Why is Marxism so successful?
Topics: Podcast, libertarian, philosophy, environment, environmentalism, conservation, post, modern,...

Capitalism does not care about economic efficiency
Topics: Podcast, libertarian, philosophy, environment, environmentalism, conservation, post, modern,...

In this episode of Anti-Capitalist Chronicles, Prof. Harvey talks about the ever rising mass - the rising quantity of money, debt, GDP, military expenditures, greenhouse gas emissions, plastic waste, etc. - and asks what are the qualitative transformations and the costs of the ever expanding mass. He cautions that the degree of expansion needed to revive capital to its pre-pandemic levels is not sustainable given the finite resources of our planet and a capitalist economy with its endless drive...
Topics: Podcast, Marxism, capitalism, economics, politics

In this episode of Anti-Capitalist Chronicles, Prof. Harvey examines the current US inflationary crisis and suggests that its cause goes beyond the mainstream explanation of supply and demand. He argues that the crisis has been engineered by capital in an effort to protect profits, weaken the power of labor and discipline social movements. Harvey looks back at the inflation of the 1960s and the 1970s and the relationship that existed between wage rate, profit rate and inflation rate. He...
Topics: Podcast, Marxism, capitalism, economics, politics

In this episode of Anti-Capitalist Chronicles, Prof. Harvey explores the relationship between markets and the state. Drawing on examples such as Britain in the 1970s, France in 1981 under Mitterrand, and Bill Clinton in the 1990s, Harvey argues that, under capitalism, the state is not sovereign and democracy cannot be fully realized, and what you instead have is the eroding of each. As many countries, including the US, move closer to authoritarian democracies, we must first confront this fusion...
Topics: Podcast, Marxism, POLITICS, capitalism, economics

As more and more people begin to recognize the pitfalls of the systems we're entrenched in-capitalism, neoliberalism, consumerism, and more-we are often left without clear directions for instilling change. In this episode of Anti-Capitalist Chronicles, Prof. Harvey addresses the question he is so often asked, and often asks himself: \"What should we do?\" Harvey urges us to begin by looking at our individual situation, particularly five aspects: quality of life in the household,...
Topics: Podcast, Marxism, POLITICS, capitalism, economics